New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-21

prlated for the payment thereof; provided
that any money hereby appropriated not
necessary for such purpose shall be covered
into the treasury Of the United States.
A precisely similar act has tsaen provided
for South Dakota
MisceII aneous News Notes.
Postoffces discontinued: MINES ota:
Ash, Grant county: Dupont. Hennepin
county. Postmasters Commissioned Wis
consin: Cameron, H. C. Doughty, L. w.
Eastman, =. w. Keep; Wrightsville, G.
Wright. Fourth-class Postmasters Ap.
pointed-Iowa: Breda, H. F. Scat. Wis.
consin: Alma, G. l.. Reinhart.
Sigourney Butler, second controller Of
the treasury OF the currency, notified the
secretary OF the interior that the accounts
Of V. Z. McGillycuddy, late agent at Pine
Ridge, Oak, had been thoroughly exan,in.
ed and found correct and that DR.. McGil-
lycuddy was indebted to the United Stateg
in the sum OF $129.57 disallowed items.
The president sent to the senate the
nomination OF Stephen A. De Wolfe
OF Montana to be associate justice OF the
supreme court OF Montana.
A vote for United States senator to sue.
ceed Mr.. heidelberg er was taken in the
general assembly with the following result:
n,
lam Malone, 13. House, Barbour, 61;
Malone 35.
Mr.. Barbour was born in Culpeper coun.
ty, Va, Dec 20, 1920. He is a lawyer and
was educated at the University of Vir-
ginia. He served four terms in the legis.
lature, and is president OF the Virginia
Midland Railway company. He was q
member OF the forty-seventh, forty -eighth,
forty ninth and fiftieth congresses.
The president nominated Whitaker NJ.
Grant OF Iowa United States attorney for
the district OF Alaska.
The following patents have been granted:
Wisconsin: A. Anderson, Beloit, windmill;
s.. Belgium, Mount Vernon, vehicle run.
ming gear; F. Dederick, Milwaukee, car
starter; j. Il. Edward, Whitewat ter, en-
gine valve, also for a sled;C. Fisher and
G: B. Burnet, Manitowoc, hinge; A. d.
Milwaukee,, middlings purifier; c. C. Short,
Milwaukee,, dry closet, also for distant
temperature indicator. Minnesota, F "
Comfort, Saltwater, movable shelving; G..
u. Edwards Albert Lea, grain separator
S. X. Humphrey, Farihault, passenger ele-
vator E. Haake. Winona, slide block for
reciprocating saw mills; W. c. Thorpe, ST..
Paul, hitching device. Dakota, J. Wright,
Mitchell (2)hinge.
:, " ue s1oCoiHey general mas appointed T. !.
L. Devices OF Pennsylvania an assistant
attorney in the department. OF justice at a
salary OF So 900 per annum, vice Mr.. Ed.
ward Watson, deceased. The attorney
general has also appointed William l.
Hill lof Marlborough, Md, to be an assist
ant attorney at $4,000 per annum, vice
Mr.. Devices. promoted.
At Milwaukee, the art store of ]. c..
Iverson & Co., East Water street, was
completely Quilted by fire, causing a loss OF
over $1O0,0OO
Fire destroyed an entire business block
at Northwood, Iowa. Loss, 10000; in
surance, $4,000 The fire was incendiary
Hon. s. P. Rounds. editor and principal
proprietor OF the Omaha Republican, died
recently OF pneumonia, after an illness OF
ten days. Mr.. Rounds had been a resi-
dent OF Omaha little over year. He
came here from Washington after resign
ing the position OF public printer, which he
held. for four years. For many years pre-
vious to going to Washington he was pro-
prietor OF a printers supplyhousei in Chica-
go.
Col. Chapman died at Green Bay, Wis.
He was graduated at West Point in 1873
served in the Mexican and civil wars. and
was retired after the war as brevet colonel
and settled in Green Bay.
A. Weaver, father OF Congress man ]. B.
Weaver OF Iowa, and a pioneer OF Michigan,
Iowa and Kansas, died at Atchison, Kan.
sas, aged eightv.four.
At Fargo, Oak. in chambers, Mrs. Kate
Noel was granted 4 divorce from her hus-
band, Pierre Noel of New York City, on
the ground OF desertion and failure to sup
port. Mrs. Noel is the gifted daughter Of
Judge Wakeman, formerly surveyor OF the
port OF New York.
s Hon. NJ. D. Collester, died at Mankato.
{ Mimi, OF pneumonia.
At Providence, Ira Paine completed his
600 shots, SO yards distance with a pis-
to, making grand total OF 5,279 out OF a
possible 5000. or LOT more than F. E.
Bennett recently made.
Maj. Gen Terry will leave Chicago for
Florida soon and will spend the remainder
OF the winter there with his sis ters The
general is in poor health and goes South to
recuperate.,
At New York. Robert Montgomery, for
merly an actor in Mrs. DIP. Bowers com
pany. was arrested on suspicion OF having
murdered his wife.
Saltwater is agitated about the reported
discovery OF natural gas. OF course, a.
stock company was formed immediately
Hon. NJ ark d. Z. Collester died at his
residence in Mankato after an
illness OF three weeks OF pleuro- o-pneumonia.
The deceased was a member OF the law
firm OF Collester d Foster. one of the
ablest attorneys at the bar and had 4.
large legal practice He was native OF
Marlboro, n. 81. graduated at Middle
bury. Vt. College, lived for 13 years in
Waseca, and held various honorable posi-.
tions.
In the Supreme Court suitable nreceedinps
were had in memory of the late Judge
Berry.
Aubertin, the man who attempted to as
sassinate NJ. Ferry, while being examined.
was attacked with dementia and waa re-
moved to mad house Aubertin is delir.
ous and the doctors despair al his lie.